Oxford’s New, First Female Head is UCLA Grad
When the University of Oxford decided to make history this past week, it went for it — selecting the first woman to serve as head of that top international school, […]
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Congresswoman’s PS 142A Visit is a Photo-Finish
/in NewsUCLA graduate (B.A. 1984) and now U.S. Rep. Mimi Walters (R-CA), returned to the department recently to speak with Prof. John Zaller’s PS 142A lecture class about the role party […]
PoliSci Prof. Gilliam Named to Head UNC Greensboro
/in NewsPolitical Science and Public Policy Prof. Franklin D. Gilliam Jr., who has served as Dean of the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs since 2008, has been selected as the […]
From “Social Cues” to Research Clues: Marschak, May 28
/in NewsThe final Marschak Colloquium event for this academic year delves into the pathways to collective intelligence from the view and through the research of a UCLA sociologist trained in mathematical […]
2 Mondays = 2 UCLA Alumni Talks; Masket and Enos Return
/in NewsMid-May means mini-homecomings for the presenters at upcoming American Politics Workshops sponsored by the Political Science Department as two UCLA Ph.D.s “return-to-the-scene” with updates. Profs. Seth Masket (2004; now at […]
Prof. Vavreck’s Fellowship to Shine Light on 2016 “Dark Funding”
/in NewsPolitical Science Prof. Lynn Vavreck, as UCLA’s nominee for the new Andrew Carnegie Fellowship Award, has won one of 32 initial fellowships given nationwide (selected from more than 300 applicants) by […]
Facebook Founder “Likes” Prof. Chwe’s Early Work
/in NewsUCLA Prof. Michael Chwe is somewhat accustomed to getting a “thumbs up” for his research from people outside the mainstream of political science, and has also been known to give […]
PoliSci Faculty Send Ted Cruz ‘Missives’ on His Chances
/in NewsIn the hours and days following the announcement by Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas that he would be seeking the U.S. presidential nomination of the Republican Party, media quickly reached […]
“Zev” to Speak at 28th Annual Bollens-Ries-Hoffenberg
/in NewsNewly retired, five-term Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky (or simply “Zev” to any local political observer) has been announced as the featured speaker for the 2015 Bollens-Ries-Hoffenberg Lecture, the […]
New Grad Students to “Preview” Political Science
/in NewsThursday and Friday, March 12-13, Political Science will host its annual “Preview Weekend” for new, incoming graduate students who have been accepted into the program, here. Activities will include introductions to various […]
